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Originally posted by Cellar_Rat View PostUpdate:
I have just bottled both a standard honey and the syrup made.
They were both made at the same time with the same ingredients & the same yeast.
The honey is as expected and very good the syrup however is outstanding. Perhaps a slightly cleaner taste and has for some reason taken on more orangey flavour. It is also finished a little sweeter.
Not surprised to read that the syrup version is sweeter and slightly more orangey though. After all, it doesn't have the non-sugar part of the bee vomit in it ;-D
I've been thinking about doing one with a laboratory stirrer, just too see how much drier it turns out. Might have to try both versions now.......Last edited by fatbloke; 13-05-2013, 12:07 PM.
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Update:
I have just bottled both a standard honey and the syrup made.
They were both made at the same time with the same ingredients & the same yeast.
The honey is as expected and very good the syrup however is outstanding. Perhaps a slightly cleaner taste and has for some reason taken on more orangey flavour. It is also finished a little sweeter.
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Originally posted by fatbloke View PostWell, the outcome could vary Brian. If you looked more closely at.the world of mead, there are two things to note, some speciality syrups are already used, more specifically, "Acerglyn" is mead made.with honey and maple syrup.......
And secondly, as far as I'm aware, Joe Mattioli isn't dead. He still posts occasionally over at Gotmead, last seen about August last....
A complete faux pas. I mis-interpreted the title as a 'days gone by' recipe attributed to Joe. Sorry Joe.
I guessed others would have fermented syrup, I thought it an ideal time to try - side by side.
Can you recommend an syrup recipes.
PS I also have an abundance of molasses. Hmmm ... and apple paste.
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Originally posted by lockwood1956Syrup?
Originally posted by SiSandrineMix with figs to make a delicious hair wine
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Well, the outcome could vary Brian. If you looked more closely at.the world of mead, there are two things to note, some speciality syrups are already used, more specifically, "Acerglyn" is mead made.with honey and maple syrup.......
And secondly, as far as I'm aware, Joe Mattioli isn't dead. He still posts occasionally over at Gotmead, last seen about August last....
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Ancient Joe would turn in his grave
Forgive me JHB for I have sinned ( in the name of research )
Yesterday I made up my second batch of Joe Mattioli's Ancient Orange and Spice Mead. sticking to the recipe apart from fresh yeast and two cloves instead of one.
2am this morning I woke up in a sweat - sat bolt upright in bed - "why not make some mead from syrup and see if there is a difference!! '
You may recall I have a bucket of syrup, and up until this point I have had nothing to do with it.
Are we going to run a book on how we think it will come out?
Answers gentlemen please..........Tags: None
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